Tokai University Hospital

My husband now is ongoing treatment for stem cell transplant..todays his 20days hoping for fully recovery and going well sooner🔜🔜🔜🙏🙏

Excellent service. We were treated with atmost care. Hospital has sophisticated and modern infrastructure.

Previously introduced by a local dentist, I had an operation to remove 4 wisdom teeth overnight at this oral surgery. I told my doctor that I would have to take a few days off for surgery and that once I had a schedule I couldn't change it to another day. I went to the hospital many times, and the doctor in charge said about the schedule that was finally decided, "I'm absolutely okay with this schedule. I have no other plans." It was promised to have surgery around 8 or 9 am on the day, but it will never be called. It is not called even when it is time for lunch to be delivered to patients in the same room. At around 14:00, I finally heard a voice, and there was a young male doctor who was different from the doctor in charge who had met many times, who should have been waiting for surgery. "I'm sorry, but the doctor in charge, Mr. XX, was able to do something else and suddenly decided to have surgery. Should I be in charge?" When the surgery started, What is the sudden change of doctor in charge? Did you have time to contact me about the story as much as you could while you were waiting? You told me you can't change it on other days, right? I had no choice but to undergo surgery as it was, but as a result of talking with the nurses, it seems that it was used as a practice table for doctors with little experience. There is no apology from the hospital for the fact that the doctor in charge of surgery was changed on the day of the surgery and that he did not notify us until just before the surgery. The morning after the surgery, a young nurse-like man walked away saying, "Please come to the XX room to see what happened after the surgery." Where is the ○○ room? Will you go with me and guide you? I know that this one has a high fever after surgery and is fluffy. When I finally arrived at the people who seemed to be hospital staff passing by in the corridor, I heard a frustrated voice saying, "It's late. What were you doing?" If you are told to go to a place you don't know without guidance, everyone will be late. It was a patient-friendly hospital from start to finish. If you are introduced to Tokai University Hospital again, I will definitely refuse it.

I went to have a tooth extracted, but I was distrustful of the response of the person in charge at the time of my first visit, so I quit pulling it here. ① First of all, without any explanation, I was asked, "I have two anesthesia, which one is better?" After explaining the effects and side effects of these things, I thought that the doctor would encourage people to see our condition and meet each other. (2) It was very unpleasant to respond in Tame language from beginning to end. As you can see, I'm older, but why am I speaking in honorifics? It was like that. ③ There was no explanation about that, so when I was listening to the details from here, I took an attitude that seemed to be troublesome, and the last person did not even explain "Ahhhhhhh". This person seems to be in charge of Monday, so I thought I would never go on Monday when I was taken care of here. Even though I was anxious even for free, I became even more anxious. The correspondence from other hospitals was very good and polite!

I had a medical examination for a headache before, but when I told him the symptoms in detail and asked, "Is it a migraine?", He said, "You are not a migraine, usually a migraine is more ... (Omitted)". I was so cold that I couldn't even prescribe a medicine. (It was only an interview) At that time, I returned honestly saying that it was not a migraine, but as time went by, the headache became worse, so when I was examined at another hospital, I was diagnosed with a migraine under a thorough examination and myself. I got a prescription for a medicine that suits me. You'll probably never go to the hospital here ...